Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-15

| w. III. Ncgley wss at Walnut
over Sunday.
&. S. Laurence, of Manning wa,
on our streets Tuesday.
| Pastures and lawns remind one O
spring, since the late rains.
The fair at Manning is being lib
orally patronized by Audubon peo
pie.
Remember great bargains at w
II. Jennings 4 Cos. during fair
week.
All kinds Of millinery goods a
cost next week at w. II. Jennings
& Co.'S.
Jno. A. Nash went to Des Moine,
Tuesday to attend the funeral of 4
relative.
b. F. Howald and wife returned
from Chicago. See MIR. Howald's
advertisement.
The Misses Ringer, Of Carroll
have been visiting their sister, Mrs
w. w. Talbot.
Seth Paine had the misfortune to
cut his leg with an AK last Sunday
He is off duty for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. B. Cousins wen,
to Belle PLANE last Saturday, the
former returning Tuesday.
There will be no preaching at the
M. Z. church next Sabbath. Sun.
day School at the usual hour.
The Misses Walker & Jameson
are receiving a large stock Of millin.
cry goods from Des Moines.
A fan given away to every body
that will buy $I.oo worth Of goods
at w. II. Jennings & Cos.
Come early and get your choice
next week in millinery goods al
cost at w. II. Jennings & Co.'S.
Howard Haddock came over from
Bayard Monday, and will remain a
week visiting his parents and friends.
Immense line Of new millinery
goods at the parlors OF Walker &
Jameson, over O'Connell Bros. jew.
elry store.
Evan Davis received the sad an
nouncement Of the death of his elder
brother, Henry, at Worthington,
Mimi, last Friday.
The largest and best stock Of mil
linery ever brought to Audubon is
now on display at the parlors of
Walker & Jameson.
If you want to turn your fowls in
to cash, take them to the Banner
Grocery on the 23rd, o4th, or 25th
inst. See advertisement.
One OF the latest curiosities is q
cabbage stalk on which are growing
nine solid heads. 1t was cultivated
in the garden of Mrs. Rebcccs lines.
VIII O'Connell joined the saliva,
ton army while at Des Moines last
week. If the army proves potent
in this case it will receive boom in
this locality.
Wesley lines and wife and Mrs.
Mike Clifford returned Thursday
from a trip to Des Moines, where
they had gone to visit relatives and
attend the fair.
Mr.. VIM. Smoke, who has issued
notices OF public sale, has concluded
to indefinitely postpone the same,
and hereby gives notice that it will
not be held as advertised.
The Panora Hedetfe has again
changed hands, Daniel Brown and
son Mac, succeeding to the manage
ment. Mr.. Carlow has made it a
good and clean paper for the past
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Fl. Russell re.
turned home Saturday night, the
former from Chicago, the latter from
Missouri Valley, where she had
been visiting her parents and many
friends.
Jas. w. Stone, from near the
north county line, made us pleas.
ant call yesterday morning. He will
soon go to Chicago to engage in his
occupation as draper during the
winter months.
Everybody is preparing to con-
tribute a mite to the success OF the
fair, and to perform their individual
duty to the society. 1t promises to
be the largest and best ever held in
the county. Come.
The republican convention to be
held tomorrow promises to be large,
harmonious and enthusiastic. Can
didates are active in their own inter-
est, but will all unite on the nomi.
nations to be made by the conven-
ton.
The republicans Of Audubon
county recognize that they will sue.
coed by acting in harmony, and will
make a vigorous campaign. The
caucus of Tuesday evening was a
fair criterion OF the interest being
awakened.
The Cass County Democrat is to
be continued under the management
OF X. T. Young, the democratic can
dldate for representative. We do
not believe that the gentleman will
find his acquisition ofmuch assistance
in his aspirations.